Topeka considers new cell house at Hutchinson reformatory
The Kansas State Board of Education plans a new cell house at the Hutchinson reformatory to relieve overcrowding. Expected occupancy by February with a cost around 110000 for materials and supervisor wages. Senator Enyder notes costs could rise to 5900 for a larger plan without prison labor.
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Topeka
Kan
Jan Imap
Hutchinson
State Board’ of Education
Pew Institution
Charles
Hulfiman
Ohalentan
Board of Administration
Trison
Charles Enyder
Leavenworth
Senate
Ways and Means
Lansing
la Livig
Huffman
Festinal
Hutchinson Reformatory
Griseners
Forced off farms by higher freight rates debate crisis
Testimony at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing sees Nebraska Kansas farmers, including Pratt banker J B Hardesty, claim rising freight costs force farm liquidation. He cites Pratt flour mill closures and Kingman shutdowns while urging price hikes or production cuts to swap wheat and livestock with other regions. Location Reno County clinics referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dan
Nebraska
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
J.B. Hardesty
Pratt
Lfe
Trath County
Anthony
Conami
Hardesty
Kingman
Medical School Specialists Aid Hutchinson Clinic
Specialists from the University of Kansas School of Medicine at Rosebale join Hutchinson Reno County Medical Society to run monthly clinics for crippled children. Dr Wahl explains the program to assess needed treatments with some patients possibly sent to University Hospital Kansas City. The Associated Charities funds operations or appliances for financially deprived families through Big Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Rosebale
Hutchinson
Reno County Medical Society
Wahl
University Hospital
Kansas City
Kans
Associated “Charities of
Associated Charities
Big Brothers
Kansas City Youth Held on Highway Robbery Charge
John Vronoesiteh of Kansas City is jailed in Douglas county on $730 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing for highway robbery. Identified by Peerless garage night guard as one of the robbers who held up the shop early Monday morning. Several drivers, Joe Finnen Henry Hess and B J Burman, pleaded guilty to negligent driving at Ninth and Indiana. each fined one dollar with higher penalties likely next time. Protect attends Merchant Tailors Convention in New Orleans January 17 to 23 then vacations in Florida before starting Spring season plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vronoesiteh
Kansas City
Cers
East Twelfth Street
Douglas County
Vronoeritch
Peerless Garage
Joe Finnen
Henry Hess
B. J. Burman
Ninth
Indiana
Toledo Clubber Claims New Victim Shocks City
A spate of brutal assaults by the Toledo Clubber terrifies the city. Lydia Baumgartner, 24, mother of two, was found murdered August 21 in the same neighborhood, with signs suggesting the same assailant as in Hatfield’s death. A string of attacks followed, including Mrs. Rank Hall, 50, and Miss Wilma Headley, near Monroe and Twentieth, then Frieda Draheim, 30, and Mrs. Cora Bachlor, heightening fear across Toledo as residents hid after dark while police and volunteers patrolled streets. Authorities blamed hysteria for many reports but continued to pursue leads amid public alarm. In unrelated news, Arthur Galea, 26, was arrested for carrying a concealed revolver loaned by Sheriff Hamm and fined 510.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Lydia Baumgartner
Rank Hall
Toledo
Wil“ma Headley
Monroe
Twentieth Streets
Hoadley
Afiss Frieda Draheim
Cora Bachlor
American Legion
Central
Bachelor
Death of Infant Daubler at 98 Missouri Street
The infant Daubler, child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eudaly, died last night at their home on 98 Missouri Street. Burial was held today in Unk Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eudaly
Missouri Street
Unk Hill Cemetery
Lawrence High School Debaters Lose Audible Verdict in Kansas City
Lawrence high school affirmatives fell to a negative team in a debate held in Kansas City, judges undecided. The Kansas City team won two to one yesterday morning as J. Roger led the Lawrence squad, accompanied by Three Wire Alarms. Fire calls report chimney and car fires, a Studebaker at Tennessee street, and two blazes near Missouri and Alabama streets. Parolee Skinny Wilson, recently released for intoxication, was retaken and given a new conditional sentence. A Wichita drug store robbery netted $100, and Brooks returns to Lawrence to join Hutchings Shoeco with prior success in Kansas City and Detroit. The Paris Semi-Anth Lump Gear-on track and Valley Fuel Co. phone line appear in fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Kansa City
Kansas
Kansas Cit
Kansas City
J. Roger
James Kensett
Missouri
Re. EB. Minnis
Alabama
Studebaker
Tennessee
Skinny” Wilson
Wilson
Local Lake View Notes on Family Visits and Events
Lake View residents share Sunday visits with Schribners and Gentrys while others travel to Topeka and Kansas City. A Chevrolet car is noted and various families plan New Year gatherings. The Lake View school schedules examinations Thursday and Friday as community ties remain active through weekly calls and visits.
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George Lewis
Herbert
Mary
Marcella
Schribner
A . Miller
Quenema
Farley
A. J. Parnel
Lucile
Mildred Gentry
Mr. Button
Kansas’ City
Ship Gentry
Ruben
Topeka
Brune
Towa
Owen Mitchel
George Tangenderfer
Kansas City
Mer
Cras Rte
Ship Gentry Ernie
Endian Brune
Local families host and visit in Franklin area social notes
Mrs John Smounts and Mix Samuel Fletcher helped Mrs Floyd at the gate. Several residents spent Sunday with relatives in Lawrence and Tulsa. The Waksrusa Farm Bureau ladies plan a meeting near India. Examinations at Franklin school are upcoming. A steel-tie grass from Oran Algeria could replace sprints in furniture manufacture.
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John Smounts
Mix
Samuel Fletcher
Floyd
Phurs
Mroo
William Hastie
Mtr
Wallace “McGee
al. Weenie
William
Eisele
Waksrusa Farm Bureau
Miss Surface
India
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
Michael Schutz
Oran
Algeria
Baldwin News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Baldwin residents hosted visits and social events at Baker University and nearby homes. Mrs. Mary Moore of Laramie died in Baldwin after a brief illness, with services held in First Methodist Church and burial in Joplin. Several Baldwin and Lawrence figures, including students and faculty, were noted in family, church, and college activities over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Becks
Leoks
Anna Schultz
Lawrence
The
Journal- World
Sauuday
Baldwin
Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church
Elizabeth Joan Groves
Alpha Chi Omega House
Martha Moore
la Verne Vigour
Ointhe
Delta Delta Delta
Vigour
Baker
WC. Markham and Sons
Mayesce A Iene
Bell Memorial Hospital
W. C. Markham
Paul Evans Ays
Hackett
6Th
Chapel Streets
Kenneth & Davidson
Brintet' Davidson
Myre
Beany
Allen Beck
Denver
Cale
Delta Tau Delta
Cent Visilor
Idia
University of Kansas
India
Rus O'Byrne
Nathan W. O'Byrne
J. Lee Wilson
Marcelle
Lora Todd
Tolt
Mondag
Jera
Wantego
J. Z. Moore
Kelgarton
Harry Mehier
Raymond Lidikay
Katherine
Taylor
Willard Muenzenmayer
Muenzenmayers
Margaret Land
Doris Carpenter
Mildred Armstead
Elsa Crossfield
Donald Holter
Paul Evans
Mary Moore
Laramie
Heet Relieves Aches In An Instant With Attached Applicator
An advertisement touts Heet for instant relief from aching joints and rheumatism. It claims the applicator brush delivers penetrating heat to knees feet legs hands and shoulders, drawing out pain and inflammation. It emphasizes pleasant liquid formula that won’t stain skin and costs 61 cents at drug stores.
Warm Bureau club hosts meeting and health talks
On Wednesday Jamfary 13 Mrs R I Kalb hosted the Warm Bureau club. The meeting opened with songs and papers on Health and How to Keep Well by Mrs A FE Preston and Mrs DR Van Tries. A short business session discussed dues and fundraising. New members Mrs K L Kerns and Mrs Mollie Collins were welcomed. The club planned the February meeting and referred delegates to health work in Lawrence with Health Specialist Miss Pearl Martin. Local reports note farm bureau, Y M club, and extension activities with several members traveling or attending events in Wellsville, Lawrence, and Kansas City. Ashur Thasson pleaded guilty to a separate charge and was paroled after a prior sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Kalb
A. FE. Preston
van Tries
Mollie Collins
Clu
eGters
Farm Bureau
Franklin County
Wellsville High School
N. J. Rader
H. 1
Neil
Ways Brothers
Kansas City
Very Shepherd
Maurice O'Neil
Y. M. Club
Harley Collins
Wellshille
A. A. Var Tries
Rh & Pearson
John Black
Martha Shepherdd
W. A. Scott
South D
Vera Bailey
Farmers' Union
Len Bell
Wellsville
H. Cavender
Fran Nee Waverly
Pearson Avas
Paul O'Neil
Farm Bureau Club
Lawrence
Jane
Watson
John“Hays
C. C. Waters
Walter Ghalfant
Grace Hays
Mary van Tries
Emporia State Teachers’ Cotlege
Wellsville High
Eliminate Waste With Quick Gentle Lemon Lithia Drink
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Smooths Complexion
An old style advertisement claims olive tablets improve youthfulness by stimulating liver and bowels. It cites Dr Edwards a physician from Ohio who created a plant based compound with olive oil to restore natural buoyancy and clear impurities. The product is sold as a liver and bowel tonic in 15c and 30c sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism lumbago neuritis back ache and stiff neck claiming instant warmth and blood flow to relieve pain within minutes. The ad urges readers to buy genuine Rowles branded jars and mentions a free sample mail offer from Whitehall New York Madison Ave and TICO N.Y.
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Rowles
N.Y
Whitehall
Phambor
Madison Ave
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Kt. E. Protect
Merchant ‘Tailors
New Orleans
Florida
Ady. A
Williamstown
Arthur Galea
Loyal Cafe
Hamm
Jefferson County
Carter
Wichita
Brooks
Hutchings
Will Brooks
Jas
Harry Hutchings
Hutchings Shoeco
Brooks Way
Detroit
Paris
Valley Fuel Company
Ihone
University of Ilinois
University of Ullavis
Lini
Franklin
Baldwin News
I Conkright
Herthan
Jennie Tousley
Theta Kapoa Nu
Gertrude Baldwin
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Walter
Frank Boyer
Joylin
John Maclean
First Methodist Church
Holly Hitchcock
Mt. Ida
McCabe
Central City Cemetery
Andrew John Hitchcock
Mildred
Thomas
Hitchcock
Merle Mitchcock
Macy Uwhrhart
McCave
Lyda Mann
Creeley, Cole
Mabel Parrott
Lincgln
Vorras
Ifayuthin
Larry Ienves
Madison
Wis
Universap
Joanita Oveuts
West Klar Street
Uitee
O'Byrne
Ruth O'Byrne
Chican Valley
Frank FE. Wolf
Tuestay
Thomas A. Fbvangs
Bennett
Glasge
Ashur Thasson
Ije
Mattison Ave
New Yah
Dept
T. Mats
Jad Salis
Dr. Edwards
Eudaly Bros
Masé
C. A. Vancie
Poplins
Messalines
Anderson
Comfort Charlies
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